they need to add this truck as a new "mod" for American Truck Simulator, the Duel truck is already modded in but not updated. ATS gamers would love it.
I'm at the moment making a very accurate representation of the truck, Using the AMT 'Autocar A64b Tractor kit, so far I've watched 'over the top' no less than 50 times now, taking in all the details & differences.
That was some intense stunt driving, but let's be honest: Chuck had plenty of opportunities to slam on the brakes and make a quick subsequent beeline to off-road, easily eluding those assholes
I just don't understand, why would Rocky Balboa...do that to Charles Bronson, in one of Chuck Norris', trucks....lol...I loved the 80s...fantastic childhood
In the movie OVER THE TOP 1987 they used these 3 trucks for different scenes but they never came out together at the same time on screen....in this movie u see them all at once
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lucky luke1983 Yeah they used two or three Autocars in OTT. One to mount camera rigs on and one for stunt driving and I guess one for just pretty driving shots. One of them is in the movie ‘Tank Girl’ but painted grey and a lot of Mad Max style parts added to it. 😉
@@rowbownerd well nice to know that they weren't just scraped or something after they're use nice to know they were used in multiple films I gases you can say they sort of actors.
@luckyluke 1983 2 were scrapped because nobody asked for them again....1 was left but I don't think it was the complete truck when the person bought it but the person who bought it painted it silver
Late 70s as it still has the round sealed beam headlights, 1980 and on had the square sealed beam, 2 or 4 of them depending on year and trim. 1979 was the last year of the round on GM full size truck platform (Chevy and GMC full size pickups, 2 door Blazer/Jimmy, and Suburban) Hope this helps!
These are the leftover trucks from Over The Top just used in this movie but with different markings plus these were also used in other movies because they belong to the same studio that produced Over The Top.
Oh, I just thought they were connected because the trucks all have the passing side/suicide mud flaps, same color, and the same bull bar. Thanks for the reply.
Given how similar the trucks look, it's entirely possible that the trucks used in Messenger of Death were leftover trucks from Over the Top. The movies were filmed a little over a year apart, according to IMDB, and Over the Top being a higher-budgeted production, they probably had more than one truck portraying the protagonists' truck.
@@FLYBOY409 The Peterbilt 281 has single rear axles (Both two and three) but then the Peterbilt 351 has tandom rear axles,not "Tag",they're not the same truck.
@@Slim_Slid At first i thought it was a 351 but a lot of sites pointed that the truck from duel is actually a 281 with a tag axle and they showed why because there's no driveshaft between the two rear axles and all confirmed on the internet by experts plus in the IMCDB it will tell you more, trust me and see it for yourself. There were 4 or 5 trucks used in Duel with one of them been a 351, the main truck and the rest are 281s modified to be 351 but they use tag axles instead of actual tandems.
@@FLYBOY409 You believe what you want to believe buddy.The Peterbilt 281 doesn't have a tandom axle and it's not "Tag" it's "Tandom axle".The Peterbilt 281's always had single rear axles and then the 351's always had the tandom axles.That's what made them different even though they are the same truck still. Speaking about the Duel truck,all three trucks they used in that movie (Even though only two made it on screen and one was destroyed) are all 281's,not 351's,and four to five trucks were never used in the film,only three,with one being destroyed when it drove over the cliff. So I'll say it one last time,the Peterbilt 281 and 351 aren't the same truck because the axles make them different and the Peterbilt 281 has single rear axles,not the 351,and the Peterbilt 351 has tandom rear axles.Peterbilt did the same thing with their previous needle nose trucks such as the 280 and 350 before the 281 and 351 was even manufactured starting in 1954 and production for the 351 ended in 1976,the 281 if I remember correctly was cut in production in 1969 or so because of the 351's axles and it's popularity.
The Autocar has to be the most fierce looking truck of them all.
Just like its cousin the Peterbilt 281/351 like the one from Duel.
@@FLYBOY409 man, now that one was BOSS ! lol.
they need to add this truck as a new "mod" for American Truck Simulator, the Duel truck is already modded in but not updated. ATS gamers would love it.
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A company I worked for had a whole fleet of those autocars tough trucks no options
I'm at the moment making a very accurate representation of the truck, Using the AMT 'Autocar A64b Tractor kit, so far I've watched 'over the top' no less than 50 times now, taking in all the details & differences.
I Love That Fucking Truck.
That was some intense stunt driving, but let's be honest: Chuck had plenty of opportunities to slam on the brakes and make a quick subsequent beeline to off-road, easily eluding those assholes
The duel truck is back!!!
Almost...Duel truck was a Peterbilt!
@@michaelreece458 but same stunt driver, Carey Loftin 😊👍
R. I. P Chevrolet Blazer
I just don't understand, why would Rocky Balboa...do that to Charles Bronson, in one of Chuck Norris', trucks....lol...I loved the 80s...fantastic childhood
Get'em charlie 😮
These trucks remind me Lincoln Hawk's truck.
Is this the same truck from Over The Top?
YES
That GMC Jimmy is a 1977 year model because 1977 was the first year for the grille with that design & the last year for low back bucket seats.
LOL! The "Blazer" blowed up before the A-car hit it!
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In the movie OVER THE TOP 1987 they used these 3 trucks for different scenes but they never came out together at the same time on screen....in this movie u see them all at once
The truck from over the top looks like
Movie?
Idk if its true but i heard one of these trucks are sitting in a scrap yard in West Virginia
I had a GMC Jimmy just like that.
Not anymore!
rambo in the autocar
Is that a over the top truck
Datsun or Rover SD1 at 3:48 ?
They used the same truck in The Wizard
If that was Chuck Norris with his supercharged Dodge ramcharger those autocars would bite the dust 😂
Oh, looks like the same for over the top.
Over the top????
Over the top во всей красе. Все три машины , в конце ролике Stallone бьет морду угонщикам 😂😂😂
Movie name ?
Messenger of Death with Charles Bronson.
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This is an Autocar A 10264 not an A64b
It was put together well
Charles Bronson was a badass but this movie stunk hell he's had plenty of them that stunk. He shoulda retired at 60
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Yo that is some Hollywood bs right thier 😂 aint no way you can get out a crash like that idc how many seat belt u put on 🤣🤣
Y los frenos?
Why doesn't this old man turn back?
OVER THE TOP TRUCK
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C tra bon en franco sa sera mieux
This is a ripoff of Dule!
The trucks looks like they were left overs from over the top.
lucky luke1983 Yep, that’s exactly what they are.
@@rowbownerd oh shit they were?
lucky luke1983 Yeah they used two or three Autocars in OTT. One to mount camera rigs on and one for stunt driving and I guess one for just pretty driving shots. One of them is in the movie ‘Tank Girl’ but painted grey and a lot of Mad Max style parts added to it. 😉
@@rowbownerd well nice to know that they weren't just scraped or something after they're use nice to know they were used in multiple films I gases you can say they sort of actors.
@luckyluke 1983 2 were scrapped because nobody asked for them again....1 was left but I don't think it was the complete truck when the person bought it but the person who bought it painted it silver
3 times the Stallone means 3 times the fury! Over the top!
Rip perfectly good blazer
Apply the brakes
As soon as the 2 truck give up on squeezing.
Is it just me or did i just saw 3 Lincoln Hawk trucks putting the living squeeze out of Paul Kersey.
cc409 no sir i just saw too .. weird
I've been in that tunnel...it's not that long...
Here lies a perfectly good Jimmy
Very Good Movie I lovely this Movie
Oh! These are also the logging trucks in Final Destination 2 (2003)
Nope
@@kkcustomscalemodels9889 Yeah sorry, this is a comment I made 3 years ago. I was kinda stupid back then 😅
@@sacredf8 oh my bad
@@kkcustomscalemodels9889 You're fine!
I love that movie
What year was Bronsons K5 Blazer? Probably an '87 or '88. Great SUV
Late 70s as it still has the round sealed beam headlights, 1980 and on had the square sealed beam, 2 or 4 of them depending on year and trim. 1979 was the last year of the round on GM full size truck platform (Chevy and GMC full size pickups, 2 door Blazer/Jimmy, and Suburban)
Hope this helps!
Can i know the title movie??
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messenger_of_Death
i thought they looked like the over the top truck
These are the leftover trucks from Over The Top just used in this movie but with different markings plus these were also used in other movies because they belong to the same studio that produced Over The Top.
Oh, that makes a heck of a lot more sense now.
Well that certainly wasn't very kind! "Knights of the road" indeed!!! ;-)
Anyone recognize the horn sound from duel 0:39
You mean a regular truck horn?
Auto car A64B is Hero!!!
So are these movies connected somehow, and if so, how are they connected?
Clayton Owens I think the only connection is that they both featured Autocar A 64s.
Oh, I just thought they were connected because the trucks all have the passing side/suicide mud flaps, same color, and the same bull bar. Thanks for the reply.
Given how similar the trucks look, it's entirely possible that the trucks used in Messenger of Death were leftover trucks from Over the Top. The movies were filmed a little over a year apart, according to IMDB, and Over the Top being a higher-budgeted production, they probably had more than one truck portraying the protagonists' truck.
Yeah, I read somewhere that they were leftover trucks. The movies were made by the same production company, apparently.
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The same style truck they used in the movie duel
True but remember that these are the Autocar A64s and the one from Duel is a Peterbilt 281 with a tag axle.
Oh yea I see now some of these old almost looks the same
@@FLYBOY409 The Peterbilt 281 has single rear axles (Both two and three) but then the Peterbilt 351 has tandom rear axles,not "Tag",they're not the same truck.
@@Slim_Slid At first i thought it was a 351 but a lot of sites pointed that the truck from duel is actually a 281 with a tag axle and they showed why because there's no driveshaft between the two rear axles and all confirmed on the internet by experts plus in the IMCDB it will tell you more, trust me and see it for yourself. There were 4 or 5 trucks used in Duel with one of them been a 351, the main truck and the rest are 281s modified to be 351 but they use tag axles instead of actual tandems.
@@FLYBOY409 You believe what you want to believe buddy.The Peterbilt 281 doesn't have a tandom axle and it's not "Tag" it's "Tandom axle".The Peterbilt 281's always had single rear axles and then the 351's always had the tandom axles.That's what made them different even though they are the same truck still.
Speaking about the Duel truck,all three trucks they used in that movie (Even though only two made it on screen and one was destroyed) are all 281's,not 351's,and four to five trucks were never used in the film,only three,with one being destroyed when it drove over the cliff.
So I'll say it one last time,the Peterbilt 281 and 351 aren't the same truck because the axles make them different and the Peterbilt 281 has single rear axles,not the 351,and the Peterbilt 351 has tandom rear axles.Peterbilt did the same thing with their previous needle nose trucks such as the 280 and 350 before the 281 and 351 was even manufactured starting in 1954 and production for the 351 ended in 1976,the 281 if I remember correctly was cut in production in 1969 or so because of the 351's axles and it's popularity.
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